E-commerce includes all commercial

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The relationship between e-commerce and e-marketing is one of the most famous relationships in the business field, as e-commerce has become a popular method for starting new businesses and expanding the scope of work for existing companies, as companies can create online stores and use e-marketing to promote their products and services online to reach a wider global audience. E-commerce has made it possible to conduct business transactions through various means such as websites, mobile applications, social media, email, etc. The beginnings of e-commerce were 44 years ago, specifically in 1979, when the English inventor “Michael Aldrich” connected a modified television to a computer for a secure data transfer process, thus laying the foundation for online shopping.


In 1984, the first online shopping operation was carried out lawyer database from the Tesco store, and in 1995, the Amazon website was established, which began with the purpose of selling books, and Pierre Omidyar founded the eBay website. In 1998, PayPal was founded, which facilitated money transfers without sharing customers' financial information, while providing flexibility in payment processes. In 1999, the first online store (Zappos) was established, which Amazon later bought for $1.2 billion. transactions that take place over the Internet, such as buying and selling products or services, electronic marketing and advertising of products and services, electronic payment, marketing and shipping, concluding deals and contracts, technical support for consumers who purchase goods, and due to technological development, e-commerce has flourished, whether between companies and each other (B2B) or between companies and consumers (B2C).


Examples of e-commerce: Buy clothes and household items through online stores such as Amazon, Alibaba. Offering online services such as tutoring and website design on freelance sites like Upwork. Transfer and receive money through PayPal. Request design, writing and marketing services through Future Vision website. Types of e-commerce There are many types of e-commerce, including: 1- Business to Business (B2B) e-commerce It refers to the trade that takes place between companies “Business to Business”. An example of B2B e-commerce is when one company supplies raw materials to another company for use in manufacturing processes.